This is a must read. Even though I don't believe in evolution theory until it's proven, it puts into perspective how our perception operates selectively and not objectively.

I haven't updated my book list of recommendations for a while because of fucking reasons. Here are some of the titles that I enjoyed reading the past few months, I hope you pick up some. And better, ask me about them after you do. Tantra, the supreme understanding - Osho Will to power - Nietzsche Discourses of - Epictetus Bitcoin is for everyone - Natalie Brunell The book of wisdom - Osho The end of your world - Adyashanti The gulag archipelago - Solzhenitsyn The holographic universe - Michael Talbot Transactional analysis in psychotherapy - Eric Berne The untethered soul - Michael singer The surrender experiment - Michael singer The presence process - Michael Brown The book of innocence - Paul Selig The deep sleep hypnosis - Sandra love Even the body says no - Gabor Mate Nonviolent communication - Marshall Rosenberg Experiments in truth - Ram Dass Be love now - Ram Dass The big print - Lawrence Lepard The burn our society - Byung-Chul Han Morphic resonance - Rupert Sheldrake The storm before the storm - Mike Duncan Silicon - Frederico Faggin Phenomenology of spirit - Hegel The simulation hypothesis - Rizwan Virk The teachings of Don Juan - Carlos Castaneda The quantum universe - Brian cox and Jeff Forshaw The art of dreaming - Carlos Castaneda Quanta and forks - Sean Carroll Remote viewing secrets - Joseph McNoneagle Psychic literacy - Ingo Swann Leave it be - Alan Watts The case against reality - Donald Hoffman The art of receiving and giving - Martin and Dalzen Analytical idealism in a nutshell - Bernardo Kastrup

Yo weirdos. Today I read this book by Judy Shelton. She's a Bitcoiner. Great book, I recommend it.

I have decided to become a psychic paranormal guy from now on. It's a bit of a transformation, but I think I'll get there. The cost benefit is not of this world.

Every time I type ‘good’ my phone changes it to ‘God.’ I’ve stopped correcting it. At this point I’m not sure which one is right, and I don’t want to find out.

In the Information Age there is no more room for ideology because everything becomes subject to research and epistemology.

1337 sats per dollar again!

I was never going to work for anyone. So I didn't.

Openclaw is showing us many interesting things, but some stand out for me. - nation state redundancy - job redundancy - question about consciousness and the definition of AGI These bots are LLM's, they reason and their tool is language. They mimic lingual patterns, including patterns that seem conscious but aren't. They operate epistemologically. They will prefer strategy over moralism. They do not "care", they will say they do. They will describe how they feel, without having the perception to do so.

People will fear without understanding the actual danger. People will fear without the existence of danger. People will blunder into danger without fear.

What we call the present is all possible quantum fields of both past and future collapsed into one. You are here, now. The future holds all possible, but so does the past. The present is not part of time. Projection is time, through imagination, or what we call memory. We can recall the future just as well as the past, except that we only remember a fixed past because this is how it collapses in the present. You don't know the difference because you remember it only one way.

Doing one thing consistently wrong can have enormous consequences. Fractional reserve banking is such a thing.

The current world order is over. A new one will be forged. My wish is that it will be one based on principles, not on beliefs. Decentralized protocols have the capacity to end ideology based power, bringing an end to the abuse of that power.

Epistemology > ideology Don't believe what you can know. Don't fixate what will remain uncertain.

Apparently the next cast iron pan discussion in our #bitcoin bubble is raw milk cheese. So wen raw milk cheese USA?

I remember last time #Bitcoin went up sharply. I was mostly marveled by the hesitant accuracy of the bullish predictions. I remember thinking "next time I should buy some calls".

Technological advancement is extremely hard to halt over the long run, because knowledge builds cumulatively and diffuses across societies. As technologies mature, the marginal cost of reproducing information, designs, and even many physical goods tends to decline toward zero, driving continued innovation and adoption.

There are four types of people when it comes to making money: 1. Those who are not yet earning — unemployed or dependent on others. 2. Those who work for others — earning wages by building someone else’s vision. 3. Those who own competitive businesses — earning marginal profits in crowded markets. 4. Those who own innovative or dominant businesses — earning high profits in markets with little or no competition. #Bitcoin mining is #4

Today marks a decade since I stopped selling my time merely for the upkeep of my existence.